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My daughter is 2, and has been having shaking fits in her sleep. she will shake and jolt for 2-5 seconds and then again every 20 seconds or so, and it will continue on over a long period of time. she had a 24 hour eeg which was normal. wht could it b?
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Sleep disorder? She might need a sleep study.
Answered 3/14/2023
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